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- The Red Cross is taking care of everyone! Almost | Tikva International
The Red Cross is taking care of everyone! Almost Download YouTube 2023-11-13 (#116) < Previous Next > The Red Cross should be ashamed. It seems that not everyone is equal under it. The world cries out for humanitarian assistance for Gaza civilians, but when Israel wants to know what is happening with its 240 hostages taken by Hamas, the Red Cross is nowhere to be seen. Palestinian ambulances that are under the protection of the Red Cross transport terrorists and ammunition, but the Red Cross is silent. Video Transcription: Coming soon
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- Piers Morgan vs Sam Harris On Israel Palestine War And Islam's Impact. | Tikva International
Piers Morgan vs Sam Harris On Israel Palestine War And Islam's Impact. Download YouTube 2023-12-21 (236) < Previous Next > Piers Morgan is joined by philosopher and author Sam Harris talking about the ongoing conflict in Gaza between Israel and Palestine. Sam discusses with Piers Morgan how religion and God have played a part in this conflict and could be partly to blame for the escalation. Video Transcription: [Music] well welcome back to unsensed I'm joined Now by Sam Harris one of the world's great thinkers we had an interesting debate last night involving several people one was Mosab Hassan Yousef he's the son of one of the Hamas co-founders who then renounced Hamas and moved away, and you said this about what's going on at the moment in the Israel Gaza War, let's take a listen any person who put the religious identity above the highest interest of humanity I have no respect for this people, the majority of the Muslim people identified with Hamas, supported Hamas, show me how many Muslims out there who condemned Hamas genocide? what was interesting about that is that he was really suggesting that the motivating factor behind that what Hamas did and why people are supporting them in such big numbers in the Muslim Community it's because they're Muslims it's religion driven now you're an atheist but what you think of that, of this idea that it's actually really about religion well I'm going to agree with him I think it's interesting to to note that many of your listeners will doubt my ability to to make the the statements of of A Sort I'm now going to make but they can't doubt that of him right I mean he obviously knows whereof he speaks right you can't play the identity politics game with him and say that you know he doesn't understand the culture he's the wrong skin color he doesn't speak the language etc etc so let's just just let's you know flag that that particular qualm with what I'm going to say, what I'm going to say it should just be obvious to everyone which is that we have a vast number of people in the Muslim Community worldwide not just in the occupied territories or in Gaza who are powerfully deranged by religious symbols and and their religious identity which is to say it is the most important thing to them but but more important even than the deaths of their own children right we're talking about a culture again I'm I'm not talking about just Palestinians I'm talking about the Muslim Community worldwide you know in dozens of countries that has produced a seemingly unending supply of suicide bombers over the last 50 years right where we're talking about societies where phenomenon that should be impossible are simply to be expected I literally like rigging children to to explode just that me think of how deranging that is for an army or a police force or an NGO or anyone to have to imagine that a child isn't simply a child but a child might in fact under certain circumstances be a bomb right I mean that that is the situation we're in we're talking about a society and now now I'm talking about the the Gaza and the West Bank in particular where in their schools they teach six-year-olds the love of martyrdom the literal aspiration to die as a martyr and the hatred of Jews and and many of these schools are un funded right so this is a terrifying situation which the world has simply acquiesced to I mean the world on some level has simply accepted that there is a a different standard held to the Muslim Community right we all understand that you can stage a play making fun of Mormonism on Broadway and it can become the biggest musical in the United States "The Book of Mormon" , but to stage of such a play about Islam would be Unthinkable and to be Unthinkable not because the first amendment doesn't protect the freedom of speech with respect to Islam, it does, but that protection has been forfeited it was forfeited long ago because of the tendency in the Muslim Community to erupt with just Psychopathic rage in response to what it perceives to be the desecration of religious symbols and that should be intolerable to us, but it's you know we have acquiesced to it and the new Norm is there are certain things you can't say about Islam there certain symbols you can't traduce and it's because we know that tens of thousands even hundreds of thousands of people will will March into into the streets even in the capitals of Europe could you make me ask this could you could you flip the argument the other way too could some people would say that the scale the disproportionate as many see it scale of Israel's response is motivated in some part again by a religious motivation that some of the more Hardline Ultra religious members of netanyahu's cabinet really do want to have some kind of genocidal war with the Muslim Palestinians I mean does it work both ways well, it does work both ways when you're talking about a tiny minority of Jews in Israel I mean the the ultra Orthodox the settlers who the minority of settlers who are motivated by their their religious fanaticism yeah I think those those those religious claims upon real estate in the Middle East are are not justified and they aren't in fact part of the problem and so yes this the settlements in the West Bank are certainly provocative and they you know they should be disallowed right if we if we were ever going to get to a two-state solution part of the the the remedy there is to disenfranchise the religious Maniacs on the the Israeli side but as a in terms of the scale of the problem it is orders of magnitude smaller I mean not just for that particular region but for the whole world and we're talking there 15 million Jews on Earth most of them are impressively secular most believe very little that would motivate a person to want to die for their religious identity the real justification yeah I I just on that I would just say I just wonder whether you think that what is going on now in Gaza the kind of obliteration of a lot of Gaza the mass killing of civilians and so on which Israel will justify by saying they're trying to get rid of a terror group I understand the thinking but the execution has been so increasingly indiscriminate that is there not a danger that it actually massively increases the radicalization problem rather than remove it well there two piece to that answer what one is that the the the real problem of radicalization I would say is not connected in any kind of rational way to real world grievances right I mean so the the real problem of radicalization is the level is the level of ideas right ideas around martyrdom and Jihad that easily cross borders and as we saw with the Islamic State uh can easily win recruits from 100 countries I mean so you literally have people who have no discernable grievance against anyone I mean you somebody dropping at a medical school in London going to fight with the Islamic State purely on the power of certain ideas right so that's that's a a larger problem of jihadism and specific religious beliefs that are endemic to Islam and that it is taboo to criticize if you're if you're certainly if you're a Muslim you certainly risk your life and charges with charges of apostasy and blasphemy if you criticize these ideas but specifically with Gaza the the the killing of innocence and Gaza is an absolute tragedy and it's very easy to understand why people seeing that imagery think that um Israel is in the wrong for producing so many casualties but they are fighting a terrorist organization a jihadist organization that is using its own civilian population as human Shields it has strategically embedded itself among civilians, it it wears civilian clothing right it's it it put its headquarters under a hospital it it um prevents civilians from leaving to safer areas because it wants to produce Carnage because Carnage is an advantage in in this PR war against Israel and frankly these people sincerely believe in Paradise they think that good Muslims are going to go to paradise where wherever they die however they die and so there there is in fact no problem with the with this Carnage right and that's that's the thing that is is very difficult for secular people to get their heads around that people actually believe these things when members of Hamas chant we love death more than the Jews love life that is a sincere expression of their worldview right it's not propaganda it's not posturing it is a a a confession of a psychological state of mind and of a worldview and we we doubt that at our Peril right I mean this is this is the issue we're dealing with a suicidal death cult that doesn't care about its own civilian casualties in fact its own civilian casualties are are are an additional advantage for it. Sam Harris, great to talk to you again I really appreciate you coming on and speaking with such clarity about a complex issue thank you very much
- What proportion response by Israel actually means? | Tikva International
What proportion response by Israel actually means? Download YouTube 2023-10-23 (#028) < Previous Next > No electricity, no fuel, no running water, no food going into Gaza, borders with Egypt closed (for which there is little crtiticism), as well as missiles raining down on buildings knowing that there will be civilian casualties. The broadcaster asks whether this a reasonable, proportionate, moral response by Israel. Douglas Murray responds and claims there is a deep perversion in Britain when it come to Israel. Only Britian is obsessed with this. Proportionality and conflict rarely exist,but if it did, retaliation for Hamas' actions should be such: Israel should try to locate a music festival in Gaza and rape the same number of women, kill the same number of young people, find a town the same size as Sderot and kill the same number of babies, shoot in the head the same number of elderly people...proportionality n conflict is a joke and the British concept is that only the Israelis are expected to have a proportionate response after being attacked. The dfference between the Western way of war and that of the Hamas terrorists is that the objective of Hamas is to kill innocent people while that of civilized democracies is to kill as few innocent people as possible. The IDF does everything possible to protect Israeli civilians which Hamas uses its civilians to try to protect Hamas. Israel does its best to limit civilian casualties but afterthe atrocities committed by Hamas, this will change Video Transcription: Coming soon
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- US army cannot match Iran’s defense power: Hajizadeh | Tikva International
US army cannot match Iran’s defense power: Hajizadeh 15 February 2024 By: Mehr News TEHRAN, Feb. 15 (MNA) – Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force Brigadier General Amir Ali Hajizadeh said Thursday that the US Army knows very well that it cannot match the Iranian defense might. Speaking in an exhibition of the Iranian achievement in the aerospace field on Thursday, General Hajizadeh said that the American army is not capable of matching Iran's defense power. He added that the Iranian armed forces have made invisible to radar drones that can carry out reconnaissance missions everywhere. The senior IRGC general further pointed to the great achievement in the defense field by the Iranian armed forces since the Islamic Revolution in 1979 and said "We are among the top powers in the world in the fields of defense, missiles and drones now." He further said that the US’s “terrorist army” clearly admits that it is not seeking a war with the Islamic Republic, because “it knows that it cannot match Iran’s defense power.” <- Previous Read full article Next -> More Insights 7 Ways Hamas Exploits Palestinian Civilians in Gaza Antisemitism defined: Why opposing the Jewish people's right to self-determination is antisemitic What You Need to Know About Israel’s Humanitarian Aid To Gaza Fatah responds to Hamas criticism of new formation of PA government ‘without consulting Hamas’ Surprise jump in Gazan support for 2-state solution, while still in favor of Oct 7 attack Hamas' Most Horrific Weapon of War: 5 Takeaways from UN Report on Sexual Violence Against Israelis Latest Video Clips The History of Israel This Muslim Israeli Woman Is the Future of the Middle East Natasha Hausdorff responds to the content of the House of Commons Gaza Debate. Its time to face the hard truth that you're being played as a sacrificial fool by terrorists. Peace cannot be achieved with those who desire war and jihad instead. 'Awful Things Happening In Israel Nothing To Do With British Jews'
- Do you know who isn't protesting against Israel? | Tikva International
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- Senator Marco Rubio, will you call for a ceasefire? | Tikva International
Senator Marco Rubio, will you call for a ceasefire? Download YouTube 2023-11-30 (#170) < Previous Next > Senator Marco Rubio will absolutely not call for a ceasefire! He wants it on record that he wants every element of Hamas - who he calls vicious animals who did horrifying crimes - to be destroyed, . What about the civilians? Hamas who hide behind civilians and place their military installations under hospitals is 100% to blame! Video Transcription: Coming soon
- Gaza: A Deadly Struggle. | Tikva International
Gaza: A Deadly Struggle. Download YouTube 2023-11-24 (#154) < Previous Next > The Gaza Strip has been intertwined with Israel through blood and terror for over 75 years. Throughout its existence, Israel has not been able to decisively eliminate this threat. A journey through historical archives, along with insights from Israeli prime ministers and senior officials present during critical decision-making moments, reveals a chronicle of Israeli missed opportunities, errors, lack of initiative, and complacency. From 1948 to the disengagement: occupations, withdrawals, promises, and terror – this is the first installment of N12's article series: 'Gaza: A Deadly Struggle. Video Transcription: We are going out to attack Hamas and the terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip. Our goal is one, victory. What was in Gaza will be no more. Everyone promises that today. What we said is that we will strike deeply in Hamas, once every few years, and we will get a few years of silence, and we will do it at a very low price. It happened until, maybe even until Friday, maybe until the 6th of October. That was the policy of the government for a long time. To be acurate the policy of the governments. And there, of course, we took, how do you say, the surprise of our lives. The past year, devided us from the inside, made us weak as a nation, and what happens to a body when its immune system weakens and weakens? It is attacked. What we are doing today, we could do at a completely different price. Much earlier than that, and we didn't. What actually happened? When we go back in time, we hear that Gaza spoke. The voice was already there. We only heard what we wanted. Gaza has become the home of the great graves of all the Israeli conceptions, the dreams, the wars, the repression and the inclusion. Everything you are going to see here in the field was visible. Israel simply preferred not to look directly. The Gaza Strip was born with Israel. The results of the war of independence draw the line. The Arabs of the the coastal plain and the Negev, who flee the young state, doubling the number of residents of the Gaza Strip and shape its character. A huge refugee camp Egypt, which ruled it, probably already recognized the problematic potential. It imposed a military regime on the Strip. The settlements on the border, such as Nahal Oz, suffered a lot from the attacks of the Egyptians. A guard tower was built and the children hid in shelters. Terror was born there from the first moment, even though Israel did not control it. Then it was called a Fedayin. the pattern of action has not changed. Already in 1955, Israel began the campaign against terror from there. The goal, as you know, was to purge the terrorists. It made no diferance to the Fedayin if the victims where Israeli men, women or children. Roy Rothberg, the security coordinatorof Nahal Oz (kibbutz), was murdered and his body was taken to Gaza. The image that remains to this day only gets worse when you hear Moshe Dayan's prophetic elegy on his grave. Is it forgotten by us that this group of young people, sitting in Kibbutz Nahal Oz, carry on their shoulders the heavy gates of Gaza, gates from which hundreds of thousands of eyes and hands are drawn, praying for our weakness. Moshe Dayan stood there, he didn't know Roee. He said, let's not blame them, let's blame ourselves. It's not just a dream, it's not just a dream, it's not just a dream, it's not just a dream. Gaza was liberated in the final stages of the battle. It's true that the terror of the Fedayeen was only a secondary reason for the Suez Crisis (the Second Arab–Israeli war in 1956), but together with all of Sinai, Israel also conquered the Gaza Strip. Yes, Israel held Gaza for some time even before 1967. The residents of the place are receiving flour and food from Israeli storage. Demonstrations sweep the streets here. In the matter of the Gaza Strip, all the people of Israel are united in their desire to preserve the achievements of peace that were achieved in the Sinai War. All the components that are still known today. The public is calling to keep Gaza for security reasons, the international pressure is working, and Gaza is returned. The war is now being started just about 7 houres We're now in the Israeli front line position, facing Gaza. Most of the children are now in a bomb shelter. They're joined by their parents, and they've been there all day with their coloring books. After the six days war crushing victory, Gaza is once again in the hands of Israel. We are on the largest and widest borders ever known to a Jewish state. Moshe Dayan was against the occupation of Gaza. He said, don't occupy Gaza, leave Gaza. Not interesting. I'm not sure he was wrong. Maybe if we had not fully occupied the Gaza Strip, we'd be in a better position. We just added to ourselves then 350,000 residents to deal with. Today, it's already 2.5 million. We always treated the Gaza Strip a bit as if it were part of the State of Israel. Don't ask me if I'm for or against it. It's a two-state solution. That's something we need to discuss after the war, not now. But we'll discuss it. This gap between the vision of the State of Israel, which includes security and control of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, It will accompany Israel from then for many decades to come. What can we expect in the future? It's dangerous to predict in the Middle East. After the war, Israelies travel to Gaza. Here's an example of this trip by a home camera. In Israel, a worker earns 17 Lirot a day. In Gaza, his income is only 4 Lirot only. Israel believes that the economic incentive will be the key to the quiet, and will bring down the motivation for terrorism. A vision that was repeated again and again until October 7 this year. Already then, 56 years ago, Israel expects and is disappointed Ten kilometers north of Gaza, the refugee camp of Jibaliyah. a real hornet's nest. The hatred against us Israelis, between the alleys and the Blocs, is pathological. It's not a concealed hatred They hate us openly. Every time someone talks about the importance of stopping the incitement, it's kind of annoying to hear it. Okay, the incitement, it's a small thing. No, it's not a small thing. Because the 2,500 terrorists who entered Be'eri and Nir Oz and slaughtered Jews, that's the result of 30-40 years of incitement. Indoctrination of hate you could compare it with Hitler What do we do? We set up settlements. The sun will rise from Gaza to Rapiah. Five-finger plan. Settlements that will divide the strip from Gaza to Rafiah And will make it secure This is a big day. A day in the establishment of our holding in this area. Yes, you're not confused. This is Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin Over time, architect of Oslo., who places the cornerstone.. 21 settlements have been built over the years. Did you see anyone who threw a grenade or something? This is the fifth grenade that has exploded in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of the week. But after the euphoria, a wave of attacks. A child's salary, who works 12 hours a day, is one Israeli lira. for throwing a grenade on an Israeli bus he will get five liras. A terrorist, a 15-year-old boy, killed Avigail and Mark Arroyo when throwing a grenade to the family's car when they returned from a trip. And I think it's Gaza soon Hopefully no one will throw a grenade , and we'll go to hell. If they come, you'll stop them And report. Another round against Gaza. The unit in the camp is quickly closing the quarter. Arrests and shootings from house to house. Special units, raids and assassinations. Israel is starting to get used to the "attack - Reaction" equation. A routine that will turn against it. In the peace agreement, we are giving up Sinai, not Gaza. The Egyptians, anyway, didn't welcome this bag of troubles. The Islamic revolution in Iran creates in the Middle East a new league of terror. The Islamic Jihad is established in Gaza. 15 years later, Israel will kill its founding leader. 05:00 PM, In the coastal town Sliema in Malta, the last stop of the Islamic Jihad leader Fathi Shaqaqi Assassinations served as a deterrent or in response will become part of the method. My first meeting in the Gaza Strip takes place in the mid-80s. I'm actually an operating agent at the Mossad, and I work in the Gaza Strip. It's a dangerous place, it's a dangerous place. This place was always in turmoil, always with a kind of threat. From Gaza, the evil also unfolded during the First Intifada, The first stones were thrown there, and immediately after, in Judea and Samaria And the fire continues for years. Noone here, including those who get paid for it for preventing events like this, didn't know anything. Maybe it's because the Palestinians learned very well how to deceive us. The beginning of my path in the Israeli elite forces in 1990 took us to Dir el-Balakh, hundreds are rioting and everything. That was my first experience. During the events in the Shati refugees camp, a new Jihad movement was established. The founder is called Ahmed Yassin. The movement is called Hamas. These pictures were taken during the terrorist attacks that Hamas carried out in the past year. I defend myself, I am the victim I am the attacked not the attacker Yassin gives a religious validity to terrorism, and one of the first actions in the Sheikh's instruction is the kidnapping of soldiers Avis Sasportas and Ilan Sa'adon in an attempt to manipulate the release of prisoners. Among the kidnappers is also this man who was assassinated years later in Dubai in an operation associated with the Mosad Following him, in tennis clothes and hats 2 out of the 11 members of the assassination unit are going out of the elavator. Israel closes another circle. A border patrol officer, Nisim Toledano was kidnapped today on his way from his home in Lod to his base. The wave of kidnappings leads to a decision to expel more than 400 Hamas terrorists to Lebanon, a decision that was also supported by Meretz officials, even the Supreme Court approves. another response tool, Israel hopes that will create deterrence But Hezbollah exept the exiles and trains them. Hanniya, Hazahar, Ihye Ayash When they return under American pressure, They are more skilled in the craft of murder Az-Din al-Qasim Brigades announce that they take responsibility for the kidnapping of the Israeli soldier Nachshon Mordechai A squad , led by Mohammad Def, conducts another kidnapping attack. The military operation to release Nachshon Waksman fails. I, as Prime Minister and Defense Minister, is responsible for the decision. Anywhere, the goal is a military operation and not a negotiation and the release of murderers. You cut the head of a snake and you have two. If we have an interest in eliminating senior members of the organization, it's not because of revenge, it's because "He arose early to harm you, you should kill first." I don't accept the approach that the aggressive approach didn't work. Against terror, which is not driven by a specific motivation, but by an ideology that says we must destroy you, then the war is everlasting There is one struggle, to kill the mosquitoes, and there is a second struggle, to dry the swamps. in the immediate term, you must kill the mosquitoes, and the mosquitoes breed in the swamp, and it's endless, it's eternal war. In the end, a solution of such national conflicts happans when you find a formula to dry out the swamp. The approach he expresses says that we, can influence the enemy's motivations. I don't think I know how to change the motivation of Yahya Sinwar. I think we need to deal with the abilities that all terrorists, systematically, don't allow them to strengthen. We say to you today, in a loud and clear voice enough of blood and tears The results are yet to come, but there is no doubt that the Oslo agreements are changing direction. For the first time, Israel launches an initiative in the hope of peace and quiet. In the framework of the agreements, the IDF will leave Gaza, and will be the first to move to the new Palestinian identity. Bye Gaza. Bye. Bye to Gaza. We are seperating. The commander of the Saul Division planned a ceremony in the office, What happened in the brigade command changed all the plans. The crowd broke in, the IDF soldiers were stunned, the Palestinian police demonstrated their method of operation Even in the studios, they celebrate the exit from Gaza I had reservations mainly about the security arrangements but in the end, I wasn't against it. It's easier to fight terrorism from the outside, than from the inside. It sounds strange compared to the outcome of the recent event. Let me suggest something. In Judea and Samaria, such a thing doesn't happen because you occupy the ground. We take our failure, a technical failure that can be easily solved, and turn it into a foundation for a policy that will never end the journey of expansion. We need to conquer also Sinai and maybe some other area beyond the West Bank. I voted against Oslo. I think the decision was wrong. I think voting for Oslo was the right decision It was a difficult decision. It was a decision that created expectations, some of which were not fulfilled because of the continuation of the terror regime of Arafat in the Palestinian Authority and the contribution we made in the extremist, messianic policy. I was very opposed to Oslo. I thought it was crazy to import terrorists into the heart of Israel In Arabic, they continued to incite, and in English they spoke as if nicely. Six planes landed today almost simultaneously in the new Palestinian international airport in Gaza Maybe this is more than we expected, thank God. Yes, for a moment Gaza even had its own airport. The new Palestinian airline is still young and has only three planes. They are already considering the potential of Israeli customers who may want cheap flights. But after the ceremonies, the blood continued to flow. The terrorism of the suicide bombers struck at the heart of the country The evil mind resides in Gaza. Today at 12 o'clock, a car crashed into a bus and exploded. Terrorist attacks are also happening in the settlements around Gaza. The "Engineer" was killed by a cell phone that he held in his hand and exploded. Israel eliminates the leaders of Hamas, Their replacements carry out revenge attacks I told him, don't stop the blockade from Gaza. There will be disasters here. The Prime Minister chose to prefer the welfare of Arafat and the residents of Gaza at the expense of the security of the residents of Israel. We will fight the terror and we will continue the negotiation I call on the establishment of a state investigation committee that will investigate all the security deterioration.. They promised us Katyusha rockets from Gaza. For a year there was no Katyusha rocket and there will not be one At that time, there was almost no choice for Israel but to try it. The experiment failed? There are many things that did not succeed, of course. Under certain circumstances, it failed But there is a political consideration of what you are losing in this oportunity. The possibility to resolve the relationship at some point. Sometime. I don't know when. Historically, I think that this process called the Oslo Accords was never completed. We stopped somewhere in the middle of the way. This thing was actually stopped, and rightly so, becouse those who signed the Oslo Accords return to engage in terrorism. After the murder of Rabbin, Netanyahu was elected but the Oslo process was not stopped. The meeting with the head of the Palestinian Authority Yasser Arafat and the handshake that until a few days ago, the Prime Minister's office thoght it might be possible to hide them from the TV cameras. The failed assassination attempt of Khalid Meshal in Jordan brings the release of the prisoner Ahmad Yassin. When he's in a wheelchair ,the Hamas leader was lifted onto a helicopter by a doctor. He was assassinated seven years later. This is what remains of the 3 rockets attack Sheikh Ahmad Yassin was killed on the spot. But there's one wanted fugitive who escapes again and again. The man whose career of terror is stained with rivers of blood. He was in charge of the October 7th events, somehow he manages to hide. A combat helicopter that launches missiles at the car of Mohammed Daf At this time it is still not clear whether Mohammad Def, the most senior leader in the territories, was indeed killed. Another attempt to kill Mohammad Def, the military commander of Hamas. It's possible that he was lucky. it could have been that we needed to be more focused I was a part of one attempt, Three heavy bombs, probably Bombs penetrating bunkers, hit a 3 flors building In the course of the first explosion of the house he was in, the bombs did not explode. It is possible that in this short time, Def managed to escape. During Operation 'Tzuk Eitan' I know he crawled out of the building that hit him, but yes, we tried and will continue to try. Do you remember the airfield? Large forces of the IDF destroyed today the Gaza airport runway With the beginning of the second intifada, it is out of use. In those days, the new strategic capability entered the arsenal of terror. You can see here in the area behind the place of the bombings. The firing range is growing slowly and Israel fortifies itself. An impruved rocket, The Kassam-2 was launched from Gaza to the north, to the area of the Ashkelon industrial zone. The missiles of Hezbollah reach Haifa. Kassam missiles already reach Ashkelon from the south. A deadly barrage of rockets began to fall on the city The tragic result is that two small children were killed. Ashkelon will not turn into a front line. I want you to know that. Sharon, who also promised that Netzarim and Tel Aviv security is the same Has a change in perspective The Gaza disengagement will strengthen Israel its hold on the territory that is vital to our existence, It will advance us on the path of peace with the Palestinians and our other neighbors The head of the government, the leader of Likud, decides to unilaterally leave Gaza. A large bomb, about 100 kilograms,exloded under an APC In the evening, a bomb exploded again under the APC and there were casualties These images of soldiers looking for the remains of their friends after the double bombing stirring up the public debate over the plan Tali Hatuel, eight months pregnant, was killed with her two daughters. At the same time,according to the decision of the Gush Katif committee, The residents will continue with the disengagement referendum. Another hard attack in Gush Katif on the day the Likud people vote in the disengagement referendum Although the Likud committee votes against it, Sharon want to go for the disengagement and nominates a majority in the Knesset. Israel Kats, votes "For" Benjamin Netanyahu's votes "For" There are ministers who oppose any exit from Gaza, I am not one of them Netamihu supported the votes No, I'm not wrong, but I think you'll lose with the Prime Minister In the TV studios he warned We do not fortify the Western Negev settlements for nothing We are not preparing an anti-missile array in Ashkelon for nothing Only on the very eve of the disengagement did he resign from the government I know that I cannot be a partner at this moment of truth in a process that I think, that I believe, A flawed process that would blindly facilitate the establishment of an Islamic stronghold, endangering the State of Israel. The dispute was not only about the "Greater Land of Israel", but also concerning the future of security. There is a claim that there will be a threat, a threat to settlements in the Negev. I have never heard such a ridiculous claim. The disengagement is good for Israel security The right-wing people talked here about the rockets that will fly from here to there. There is no point in continuing and establishing 7,500 Jews among 1,500,000 Palestinians for the sake of security, for the sake of the war on terror, and for the sake of the economic growth of Israel. They promise us that after the disengagement... Who promise? You. No, we did not promise. From the first moment, there was no illusion that whoever is in the Gaza Strip is someone you can talk to and that you can live with him in peace. But to live inside the Gaza Strip, 200 meters from Chan Younes, Would it have given security? The rockets were before 2005. But in a different range. But our proximity to the rockets was much greater. Even when we were inside the Gaza Strip, we failed to prevent terrorism. The idea that if we clear the area and give the other side the area and they will be fine and that's it, peace will come to us, is not proven by the Palestinian enemy. It's failing time after time because they want to eliminate us. The main problem is that it comes without any agreement from the other side. This is the gift that you could give the Palestinian Authority in 2005. Why not negotiate? Get something in return. How do we ensure that the security arrangements after we got out the Gaza Strip are for our own good? On September 12, 2005, the last of the soldiers left. Now it's possible to raise the flag of Israel on the new border of the Gaza Strip. Israel left Gaza, but Gaza did not leave us.
- 240 Rays of hope were sent from the heart of Jerusalem into the sky, | Tikva International
240 Rays of hope were sent from the heart of Jerusalem into the sky, Download YouTube 2023-11-04 (#082) < Previous Next > A heartrending song, a prayer dedicated to the 240 hostages kidnapped by Hamas on October 7th. During the performance of the song, 240 rays of hope are sent into the sky from the heart of Jerusalem. Video Transcription: 240 rays of hope were sent from the heart of Jerusalem into the sky, praying for the kidnapped people by the Hamas terrorists to come back home. I'm coming home coming home Tell the world I'm coming. And the blood will dry underneath my nail and the wind will rise up to fill my sail. You can down and you can hate But I know no matter what it takes I'm coming home I'm coming home Tell the world I'm coming home Let the rain wash away all the pain of yesterday I know my kingdom awaits and they're fighting for my sake I'm coming home coming home Tell the world I'm coming so far where I belong. But it's always darkest before the dawn that you can't die May you can't hate But I know no matter what it takes I'm coming home I'm coming home Tell the world I'm coming home Let the rain wash away all the pain on yesterday I know my kids are awake they are fighting for my sake Coming home, coming home Tell the world I'm coming I'm coming home coming home Tell the world I'm coming home Let the rain wash away all the pain I know my and they're fighting for my sake I'm coming home I'm coming home Tell the world I'm coming close home.
- "Our Islam is the opposite of what they did..." | Tikva International
"Our Islam is the opposite of what they did..." Download YouTube 2023-11-20 (#137) < Previous Next > "On Saturday, October 7th, at 6:30 am, at the Ma'on intersection 🚧, eight motorcycles carrying Hamas terrorists approached Hamid Abu Arar, his wife Fatma, and their baby son, and opened fire on their vehicle. The incredible story of Hamid's heroism in the hours that have passed since then is a tale of solidarity and profound loss, but most importantly, it's a story of destiny and partnership 🤝. Only by working together can we achieve victory! Video Transcription: Maon Junction, Saturday, October 7th, 06:45 AM On Saturday, October 7th, my wife and I, and my youngest son where driving, eight people came and started shooting at us. My wife said to me, Hamid, I don't feel my legs. I asked what leg are you talking about? She was hurt badly. I told her, Fatma, I bear witness that there is no God but God, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of God. She passed away. I opened the door, I went to her door, I put down the chair, I closed her eyes, and I opened the door to my son. I took off his clothes. He had nothing but shrapnel in his shoulders. I looked to the side, and I saw a small closed compound, Large electrical cabinet So I went and hid inside and closed the doors, Me and my baby and he was crying. Of course, he wanted to drink milk from his mother. So, after about five hours, four of Hamas' terrorists arrived, and hid behind the cabinet that we were in. Suddenly, I heard Hebrew from the other side. I looked behind the cabinet, and I saw the army. The Hamas terorists on my back. So one of the terorists said, give them six or seven meters to advance, and kill them all. So I said to myself, Hamid, make a quick decision. I grabbed my baby, I opened the door, and I went out to the army. I told them, you are in the fire zone now. If they had advanced another five meters, they all would have been killed on the ground. For sure! I got out by a miracle and we saved the soldiers They brought us water, took care of my child Look at his back, my son. He has shrapnel in his back, poor thing He is OK, he's still a baby. Does he knows who has he killed? A mother to nine children. My oldest is eight and a half years old. I don't know what to do. I just convince myself. I say, I'll get over it, I'll get over it. Every day I go to the cemetery to my wife . I try to think, I try to understand, to analyse. There is no interpretation for this. He killed an observant Muslim mother a mother of four daughters that study the Koran even though he didn't know the Koran. So, what kind of Islam are we talking about? Can you tell me, what kind of Islam we're talking about? Our Islam, my friends, doesn't say that. Our Islam is the opposite of what they did. The Israeli Arabs saw it as well. They saw what Hamas did. We need to make a change. Everyone who lives in this country needs to be one body. Arabs, Jews, we need to be one body. Otherwise, If someone brings us hatred, there's no time for that. Partners in Fate
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